The Rwenzori is not only a family home in a tranquil environment endowed with pristine green sceneries of the downhill gradients surrounding Akropong, but also evokes an ecocentric aura by fitting nicely into its terrain while allowing maximum water permeability on its exterior spaces.

To achieve the latter, flat quarried stones sourced in the locality are interspersed with grass strips to pave the front yard of the property. The seven-bedroom house, designed for the Lokkos as a getaway home, adopts features of the vernacular style of old buildings constructed in Akropong from circa the latter years of the first quarter of the 20th Century that responded directly to the climate and the domestic conditions of traditional Akuapem extended families. An activity hub in its fullness that will accommodate the extended family, the house features two kitchens, five ensuite standard bedrooms, a master bedroom, a guestroom, 3 study rooms, and a dining area with a cellar.